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a NAS 8 8 OM 1 3 3H 33 i RN =A & 45 | 3 #4 54 WY ev Font sh 3, RAT TH et Gab LR RA ATTIRE 14 -- PORT PERRY STAR -- Wed., January 3, 1980 LCL AY AAMT AR A SRY Ser : ARLE WT i A IO SC LI On 380 OLR AH . RAREST SLAB Ft 3 NECTAR re Ey Se Av Sy 0. \ A v . af \ . \ Lv a0) wir ' 1 ANTE R EC DODANE IAS DAL TI RE SERA ZU sosdidisshatoddiinvibin ch SNS SEC) FT Sea "ss f - v Vy No hE ¢ Broncos lose 5-3 in tough contest by Danny Millar Port Perry Midget B Ball Motors Broncos put up a struggle but eventually were downed 5-3 by the visiting Newcastle North Stars on Monday Dec. 17. Brad Hopkins got the first two Newcastle goals and teammate Larry Mackey finished up with a pair. Hopkins scored first when he managed to put a blue line slap shot by Port Perry goaltended Paul Bateman. Don Wagar got his first of a trio of assists on the goal, that came at 5:53 of the first period. Hospital Report Week Ending Dec. 27 Admissions...................... 26 Births............................ nil Deaths.............................. 1 Emergencies.................. 209 Operations..................... nil Discharges...................... 29 Remaining....................... 27 WEDDING INVITATIONS And Accessories PORT PERRY STAR 235 Queen Street . 985-7383 Hopkins was left all alone in the slot on the second goal. Again the pass came for Wagar and Hopkins redirect- ed it. Kevin Wade followed the goal by taking two minor penalties three minutes apart but the Broncos could not take advantage of the manpower situations. Port got the board with 3:49 left in the second period when Scott Wallace deflect- ed a shot from Darryl Carnoghan on a power play. Todd Healey also assisted. Wagar, who was in on all the Newcastle goals, got one of his own when he deposited a rebound behind Bateman after Wade had shot. Healey missed an open net one minute into the third period but Ron Rumford made no mistake when he popped in the second shot at 1:04. Karl Beer assisted. The goal put Port Perry to within 3-2 but it was as close 'as they were to come. Keith Tremblay and Hop- kins squared off with 3:48 to go in the game and both were given misconducts. The Broncs were handed an extra four minutes as Trem- blay was ruled the aggress- or. Both of Mackey's goals came as a result of the penalties. SAN obligation. Thurs. &Fri.: 10to 8 New Year Special For A Professional 8x10 Colour Portrait 1 2Price 44¢ With This Ad (Regularly 88¢) * Choose from our selection of eight scenic and colour backgrounds. + You may select additional portraits offered at reasonable prices, with no » See our large Decorator Portrait. + Satisfaction always, or your money cheerfully refunded. Thursday - Friday - Saturday JANUARY 3-4-5 = Sat.: 10t0 4:30 S/S TEDOMANS| Hwy. 7A, Port Perry Plaza, Port Perry, Ont. ONE SITTING PER SUBJECT-$1 PER SUBJECT FOR ADDITIONAL SUB- JECTS, GROUPS, OR INDIVIDUALS IN THE SAME FAMILY. PERSONS UNDER 18 MUST BE ACCOMPANIED BY PARENT OR GUARDIAN 3 a's hs * LAE IS ETRE R LEC pH "CARE HOO pgm. - CH BEAREWGT The Beare Motors Bantam A team, winners of the IGA tournament. Front from left: Jamie Lane, Kevin Ferguson, Ken Harmon, Don Young, Jerry Jackman, Kevin Trapp, Stan Glass Jr., Vaughan McKee. Second At Orono tournament or aEAREHOTORS or E} Pak LE 2 ERC I0F ia] =m V OLDS copa 1 4 ARE MOIOR® IR [cH] } Lr Ad - y od s Ea 4 row from left: Steve Lee, Mark Goreski, John Vaz, Neal Cane, Brian Stevenson, Jeff Johnston, Russ Jones, Howard Lee. At back are coach Doug Scott and manager Don Phinney. Missing from photo is Deane Stone. 'Atoms take consolation by Doreen Kendall On behalf of the coaches, managers, and all the players of the Don Forder Insurance Atom Selects we hope your festive season was the "Merriest" ever and our wish to you all for the Happiest of New Years in 1980. The Forder Selects have had 6 busy and well played games since Dec. 22 and to top off their effort they returned to Port as Consola- tion Champs of the Orono Tournament - Well done team. Dec. 22nd the Forder Selects played an action filled game in the Civic Auditorium against the Oshawa Little N.H.L. Bruins and came away on top of the 3 to 0 score. Craig Venning was the big gun of the day with 2 goals, Robbie Jamie- son picked up a single mark- er. Assists were credited to - Mark Barkey, Buzz Morrow, and Michael Gibson. Mark Kendall and Kevin Cearns played well between the pipes and shared the well earned shut-out. Port picked up 6 minutes in penalties. Dec. 23rd the Selects took on the Bowmanville Toros. This was an excellent game on behalf of both teams, end to end all the way. At the final whistle Bowmanville was on top of the 2 to 1 score. Port's only marker was picked up by Brad Traves assisted by Andrew Steele. Dec. 30 the Forder Selects hosted a hard hitting team from Orono. What a game! Each team gave 100 percent. First Port would score, then Orono would tie it up. The game was decided at the final whistle when Orono was called for interference and Port was awarded a penalty shot. Final score 6-5 for the Bantam A's edge Toros by two by Danny Millar Port Perry Bantam A's carried on a winning streak that had started two weeks earlier when they tripled the Toros of Bowmanville 3-1 in Port Perry on Wednesday, Dec. 19. Jeff Johnstone contributed to all three goals with assists. The first period was a scoreless one iff which Port Perry held a slight edge in play despite not scoring. It was hard hitting but clean. The aggressiveness continu- ed in the second period when Steve Lee was hammered in the Toro end at 1:20. He was taken out of the game and did not return to action. He appeared on the team bench in street clothes in the last period. He played in a tournament a week later so apparently was not seriously shaken up. \ os TAL) 0 The second period was controlled by the goalkeep- ers. Toros had two excellent chances during a Port Perry penalty but Ken Harman held them at bay. Scott Bate made another superb stop at the other end of the rink when he foiled Howard Lee. Port managed to beat Bate with 4:08 left in the period on a pass from the corner of the net to Jamie Lane in front. Lane flipped in a quick shot. Bowmanville tied the score with 1:55 left with both teams playing five aside. Scott Richards let go a slap shot from outside the face- off circle that Harman was screened on. Vaughn McKee, a burly defenceman, put Port ahead to stay with his third period goal. Lane and Johnstone assisted. Russ Jones put in the insurance marker with 3:14 left PINAR EA 0 4 ie Selects. The leading scorer was Stephen Connors with a hat trick which included a penalty shot goal to win the game. Other scorers were Mark Barkey with a pair. Craig Venning picked up a goal and two assists. Robbie Brown 2 assists, Andrew Steele 2 assists, and single assists were credited to Michael Gibson, and Calvin Brewster. This was a great team effort and a delight to watch. The Orono Tournament was played on Dec. 28. Port's 1st game pitted them against Peterborough's St. Annes. The Selects gave a mighty effort but went down toa 2 to 0 defeat. Mark Kendall and Kevin Cearns both gave outstanding performances between the pipes. Game 2 the Selects were a fired up hockey team and came up against a strong Peterborough Petes Club. The boys played super well and came out on top of the 4 to 2 score. Scoring for the Selects saw Mark Barkey from Mike Gibson, Brad McNenley from Jamie Menzies and Steve Connors, Andrew Steele from Brad Traves and Robbie Brown and finally Robbie Brown unassisted. Once again both goal tenders were outstand- ing. Game three and the Conso- lation finals saw the Forder Selects up against Orono. The boys rose to the occasion and came out on top of the 3 to 0 score. Scoring saw Mark Barkey with the 1st goal assisted by Mike Gibson and Craig Venning, Andrew Steele, unassisted, and Craig Venning from Mark Barkey and Mike Gibson. The well earned shutout was shared by Mark Kendall and Kevin Cearns who both played extrememly well throughout this tournament. Congratulations to Mark Barkey, captain of the Don Forder Atom Selects who was voted most valuable player and received a trophy for his effort. All the boys received medals and the team received a large trophy. Well done team. Our next home game is Jan. 5th at the arena at 6:30 p.m. when the Selects host a team from Whitby. DEBENTURES GUARANTEED INVESTMENTS 125 1 Year Debentures Annual Interest Minimum $1,000. 12'4% 2 Years; 11%2% Monthly; 12% 5 Yr. All Members of the Canada Deposit Insurance Corporation CALL: SCUGOG FINANCIAL SERVICES 250 QUEEN STREET - PORT PERRY Phone 985-3832 LY nn LO